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HR Giger

HR Giger

2005-04-29 - By Cole Sones

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I would say that he Giger falls in to more then a single category, and
in 20 years there will most likely be a new "Brand" by which the art of
that generation and the mouth of this one will fall in to. He was
buddies with Dali and Dali was considered surreal, but Giger is on a
trip of his own, I don't think they compare. Both are great artists in
their own right.

Bernard Lebel wrote:

> For the top one, I would say yes. But Kim will say no ;-)
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> Bernard
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> On 4/29/05, lpiasecki76 <lpiasecki76@(protected)
> <mailto:lpiasecki76@(protected)>> wrote:
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> So something like this:
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> http://www.thegnomonworkshop.com/posters.html (the wire head)
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> would also be an example of surrealism?
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> Luke
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> Giger's problem is that he is still alive, hopefully people will
> accept him as a surrealist with a unique style after his
> death...like Dali.
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>
>
> back to xsi...when can we get our hands on the xsi 64bit version ?
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> chris
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--
Cole Sones

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I would say that he Giger falls in to more then a single category, and
in 20 years there will most likely be a new "Brand" by which the art of
that generation and the mouth of this one will fall in to. He was
buddies with Dali and Dali was considered surreal, but Giger is on a
trip of his own, I don't think they compare. Both are great artists in
their own right. 
 
Bernard Lebel wrote: 
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cite="mid61d0e2b4050429113152dc5fec@(protected)">For the top one, I
would say yes. But Kim will say no ;-) 
 
 
Bernard 
 
 
 
<div>On 4/29/05, lpiasecki76 <<a
href="mailto:lpiasecki76@(protected)">lpiasecki76@(protected)</a>>
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So something
like this:
<a
href="http://www.thegnomonworkshop.com/posters.html" target="_blank"
onclick="return top.js.OpenExtLink(window,event,this)">
http://www.thegnomonworkshop.com/posters.html</a>
 (the wire head) 
would also
be an example of surrealism?
 

Luke
 

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Giger's
problem is that
he is still alive, hopefully people will accept him as a surrealist
with a
unique style after his death...like Dali.
 
back
to xsi...when can we
get our hands on the xsi 64bit version ?
 
chris
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Cole Sones

NOAA
Lead Something Somewhere

206.526.4412 WORK
206.579.3343 CELL </pre>
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